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    • Is there some joy at last for savers?

      Hike in deposit rates by HDFC, Bajaj Finance raises expectations and sends signals that the rate cycle may finally take a turn amid inflationary pressure

    • Abolish income tax to push growth: Subramanian Swamy

      BJP leader Subramanian Swamy on June 16 pitched for abolition of Income Tax to increase savings rate and help economic growth, and also suggested nationalisation of funds stashed in tax havens to retrieve the black money

    • RBI rate cut to be 25 bps; accommodative stance likely: JPMorgan

      With only a few days to go for RBI's credit policy meet, it is anybody's guess as to what would be the rate cut. But bankers and bond dealers are sure of one thing: banks should have more liquidity.

    • Budget 2013: India set to boom on investor-high, attractive mkt: Naina

      Naina Lal Kidwai, country head, HSBC India and director, HSBC Asia Pacific explains on CNBC-TV18 that the Indian economy set to boom on strong investor sentiment and an attractive market

    • Fall in household savings reveals alarming trends: Experts

      CNBC-TV18's banking editor Latha Venkatesh explains that according to economists the fall in household savings is another piece of bad news that may put further pressure on the economy as domestic savings available for investment decline.

    • Savings rate deregulation: Here's all you need to know

      Depositors can now expect better interest rates than the existing rates. Deregulating will certainly increase competition between banks and it will benefit the depositors.

    • Should savings rate be deregulated? RBI seeks public views

      Should savings rate be deregulated? The RBI doesn't have the answer. It has posted a discussion paper on its website to start a public debate, reports CNBC-TV18's Latha Venkatesh.

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